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Oregon Wine History Archive Features UBRP Alumnus David Bellows In Oral History Interview

Oregon Wine History Archive Features UBRP Alumnus David Bellows in Oral History Interview

March 13, 2025

Picture of David Bellows sitting on a porch next to a vineyard

UBRP alumnus David Bellows shares his academic and career experiences - including UBRP! - which have shaped his path to winemaking in an oral history interview with the Oregon Wine History Archives on You Tube.

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